

Why Yemen Education?



2,750 children receive a nutritious breakfast at READ schools every school day. Hunger is one of the biggest barriers to attendance in Yemen — the Breakfast Club removes it, turning school into a place children are motivated to reach every morning.
2,750 children receive a nutritious breakfast at READ schools every school day. Hunger is one of the biggest barriers to attendance in Yemen — the Breakfast Club removes it, turning school into a place children are motivated to reach every morning.
Yemen has been torn apart by war, climate disasters, and economic collapse. Yet children still come to school. READ exists to make sure those classrooms are standing, those children are fed, and every girl who wants an education gets one.
Feed a child. Rebuild a school. Educate a girl.
READ FOUNDATION · YEMEN
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Impact Story
READ delivers nutritious breakfasts to 2,750 children every school day — addressing the hunger that keeps children at home, and making attendance a decision families are able to say yes to.
READ repairs schools damaged by conflict and climate disasters and builds climate-resilient infrastructure — restoring the physical spaces that tell communities their children's future is worth fighting for.
READ's girls' education programme keeps girls enrolled through safe classrooms, female teachers, and community engagement — because the future of Yemen depends on every girl staying in school.